In last month’s article, Multitasking myths and misconceptions, I discussed how, over time, we all have contributed to a global cultural norm of driving while distracted and the unfortunate perception that it is okay, or accepted to do so. This article explains the science behind how we learn, and how it is impossible to safely perform other tasks while driving.
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Friday, 04 June 2010 10:15

Multitasking myths and misconceptions

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Have you ever thought, “Did I stop all the way at that stop sign?” Have you ever had to turn down the radio in your vehicle because you are lost? If so, you found yourself with the rest of humankind, identifying the weaknesses of performing multiple tasks at once. 

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